Teachers don’t judge all kids’ ability to think creatively equally, a recent study shows. Subconscious biases appear to cloud teachers’ judgment of students’ creative ability, according to the results ...

From colorful turkeys to sturdy toothpick tables to seaworthy foil vessels, the students in Miss Higgs’ fifth-grade class at Freeland Elementary put their engineering minds to work. Students worked to ...

TURBOTVILLE, Pa. — A new piece of art is on display at a school in Northumberland County. For the last two years, students from Warrior Run Elementary helped create a colorful mural, thanks to a grant ...

Subconscious biases may impact how creative your child’s teacher thinks they are, which could have resounding impacts on their academic future, according to a new study from the University of Georgia.

Sand Lake Elementary students read in the school's library on Sept. 18, 2025. On a recent Thursday morning, Sand Lake Elementary School librarian Tom Grenier read from the book “Red Leaf, Yellow Leaf” ...

Students relaxed and enjoyed games earlier this month at Global Day of Play. Local students designed play boxes, enjoyed Go Fish and more Feb. 4, taking part in Global School Play Day. Mt. Comfort ...

REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- In Redmond, a community-backed arts effort is stepping up where school budgets fall short. It’s exactly the kind of innovative, student-centered effort KTVZ News and Mid Oregon ...

Elementary students who practiced playing at school significantly improved their organization of stories, imagination and frequency in showing emotion, according to a study by researchers at Case ...

Students in St. Clairsville are getting hands-on experience with science, technology, engineering and math like never before. St. Clairsville Elementary School is sparking curiosity and creativity ...

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – The community is about to discover a world of artistry through the eyes of children in Santa Barbara. Organizer Nancy Hutterer says the exhibit is ready for the community to ...

School districts across Florida are getting creative in order to stay competitive with private and charter schools. Now, elementary students can learn to use a flight simulator at school or help grow ...